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Supersuperuncle server power supply for DELL L290AM-00 KPRG9 PS-3291-1DF 8+4P 290W

SKU CH-BXA9-WB9GQ

A 290 watt server power supply with 8+4 pin connectors for compatible Dell systems

  • Direct replacement for DELL L290AM-00 server units
  • 290 W output powers compatible DELL systems
  • 8+4 pin connector matches original PS-3291-1DF wiring
  • New condition ensures reliable server operation

Compatible 290W server power supply

This power supply is built as a direct replacement for Dell L290AM-00 and KPRG9 units. It delivers 290 watts of continuous power through an 8+4-pin connector layout. The unit is new and intended for servers that require this exact part number.

Replaces failed or missing Dell PS-3291-1DF units

The supply restores operation when the original Dell PS-3291-1DF has failed or is absent. The upgrade is worthwhile only when the server chassis and backplane are designed for this specific 290W form factor and pin-out. It does not fit systems that demand a different wattage or connector arrangement.

Highlights

  • Direct replacement for DELL L290AM-00 server units
  • 290 W output powers compatible DELL systems
  • 8+4 pin connector matches original PS-3291-1DF wiring
  • New condition ensures reliable server operation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 8+4P connector fit my Dell L290AM-00 server?

The unit carries an 8+4 pin connector that matches the Dell L290AM-00, KPRG9 and PS-3291-1DF part numbers listed for this 290 W supply.

How is the supply installed, and what step is often missed?

Slide the module into the chassis bay until the latch clicks, then press the 8+4P plug firmly into the motherboard header until it locks; the latch click is the step most installers skip.

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